Missing Tourist Found Safe in Kui Buri National Park
A female tourist who went missing in the Huai Luek forest area of Kui Buri National Park has been located and is safe.
On October 19, 2026, authorities successfully located a female tourist who had been reported missing within the Huai Luek forest area of Kui Buri National Park. According to Thai Post, the search operation was initiated following a direct order from Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Suchart Chomklin, who instructed the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation to mobilize resources for the rescue.
Officials confirmed that the individual was found in good condition. While the immediate search has concluded successfully, the incident serves as a reminder for visitors to national parks to remain on marked trails and adhere to park safety regulations. For travelers and residents planning trips to Kui Buri or similar wilderness areas, it is essential to register with park authorities upon arrival and inform someone of your planned route and expected return time.
Details regarding how the tourist became separated from her group or the specific circumstances leading to her disappearance have not been disclosed. As of now, no further updates have been provided by park officials regarding potential changes to access protocols in the Huai Luek sector. Visitors are encouraged to check official park announcements before embarking on treks in remote forest regions.
